Last Junk Garden Before & After Photos of 2021
August 23, 2021
In mid June my front border looked like this, filling in but not a lot of blossoms.
Scroll on down for more June, July and August photos.
Here is the same angle of the border in July. Notice I took the Nasturiums out of the laundry tub. They were taking over the whole area.
Here is the border in mid-late August. All of the perennials have bloomed, including the black eyed Susans, that are the last to bloom in my garden.
Looking at the other side of the border in June.
This is the same area in mid July. The red border lilies are done blooming, and other Asiatics are starting to bloom.
Here in August, the lilies have all stopped blooming and the purple coneflowers and black eyed Susans are in bloom, along with the annual marigolds and calendulas.
This is the area around and under the sawhorse in June.
Here in July the Marigolds are so pretty.
This is the same area in mid August. The Stella d'oro daylily and white and blue clips campenulas are on their last blossoms.
Here is the center of the front border, under the windmill in June.
This is mid July.
And, this is mid August.
This shady area, shortly after planting, has upright fuchsia, wax begonias, and coleus.
In early July, the annuals are filling in.
The plants are definitely bigger in August although hot temps have slowed down the blooms on the Fuchsias.
Red/orange impatiens in coffeepots, at planting time, on my stenciled treehouse ladder.
The impatiens in early July!
The impatiens are filling up the ladder here in August.
A Boston Fern at planting time in a tall galvanized pot.
The Boston Fern in mid August.
This year, the legs and shelf were redone on my potting sink, and it was moved to the side of my shed. This is potting sink/shed at planting time.
I have two red zonal geraniums, one ivy geranium, a red penta, and a cherry tomato plant in this August photo.
My zinc topped table from the antique shop in Chaska this year at planting time.
Here are my rosemary topiary and purple verbenas in August!
I had great hopes for this mandevilla vine in early June.
But, it didn't really get many blossoms. Here in late August, it has the most blooms it's had all summer long.
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Your garden is so gorgeous!
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